Proud to be Kiwi-owned businesses, Nationwide Equipment, Power Plant Supplies and NZ Compact Machinery thrive under David Lee’s leadership.
For half a century, since the age of 15, Rick Goodman has been self-employed. Now a special birthday gift from his family brings back memories of his early working life.
Te Uku near Raglan, Meridian Energy’s latest wind farm, is ahead of schedule thanks to its close working partnership between developers and contractors.
Precision lifting was taken to new heights when Port Taranaki hefted a locally-built 315-tonne super yacht, the SY Zefira, into the harbour over three days at the end of June this year.
The winners of this year's awards were announced at the Contractors' Federation conference held in Nelson.
The Contractors' Federation announces this year's trainee of the year and leader of tomorrow.
Recent research made it clearly evident that some long-standing information that has been used in the establishment of a road user charges regime affecting the mobile crane industry has been incorrect.
Councils need to continue taking a strategic approach to procurement strategies and look at the best ways they can allocate work so that they get value for money and in a way that ensures all tiers of the industry are supported.
As urban development spreads, the effects of heavy rain and associated stormwater, is an increasingly important issue.
The sand equivalent test is a quick and simple test to make sure that the aggregate is clean and doesn’t have too many fine particles in it. However, recent analysis of the test and found a number of concerns with it.
LeTourneau was first off the blocks with a wheeled bulldozer; a roadable and manoeuvrable machine suited to many earthmoving jobs. Here we take a closer look at the LW12 Tournatractor.
